32 Baldur's Gate 3 Original Soundtrack - The Legacy Of Bhaal 

Orin: why do i hear boss music?

@@YazpiKTooPro Durge: Because I'm your boss!

Halsin: "adventurer, please, stop" *falls asllep*

For me, Halsin got snatched, and I felt bad for him just laying there chained up, while two disciples of darkness have a bloody pissing contest over who gets to slaughter everyone on earth. That must have been an exoerience.

Astarion: ooh this is going to be fun

Bro that combined with scelaritas talking about how goody goody and pure she is and that's why she must die is when I realized "oh Dark Urge isn't just a bad guy he's THE bad guy" and being rewarded with the slayer form for killing this holy goody goody girl was a cherry ontop Though sadly I got the slayer before it's buffs so my normal form was better

@@thedoomslayer5863 dark urge is as much the player as any other playable character. You can be a much better person morally than the other characters if you choose

My butler is still haunted by nightmares of me giving gold to a panhandler.

Easy way to remove the stupid Sanctuary caster and get rid of him before his free damage

Or sneak to her stun stealth attack and unarmed strike

Until she dies

*threepio screaming*

"Compelling argument, Orin. However as you can see, I am currently a roided murder Xenomorph. Therefore IDGAF."

Fuck yeah!

They're dying for me! ALL of EM.

Intestines throb, blood whispers.

Orin might be scared from those words but you cant scare me. -Ketheric Frees Nightsong and returns to face Ketheric. Ketheric: God help me.

Have I been this way before?

Based & Boooalpilled.

Reject Boooal. Praise Mahkloompah.

fucking lit comment

are they daying boo? no theyre saying booerns, boo-erns.

"You are compelled to fight alone as the Dark Urge." Such a fantastic moment.

A single line of text spoiled a game I've been waiting for for years now...ayyy

@@Heliux15 good

​@@Heliux15probably shouldn't be reading comments on a RU-vid video if you don't want spoilers

@@Craig_Murraythis. I mean I Alresdy had this spoiled for me before hand but I wasn’t bothered as spoilers don’t really peeve me

Why defy your father, if you can accept his gift?

@@shasotaualfa Anyone can play along with the cards dealt to them. But, only Legends fight against all odds and live to tell tales of their victories.

@@shasotaualfa why be your father's slave when you can be much more than that

@@Armetzger If they live.

@@Armetzger A lot of folks love saying this but forget in theory you can defy your father in the later portions of the Dark urges life and actually kill him, taking his place. This is far more impactful imo, a Bhaalspawn killing Bhaal himself. The very thing he wanted to use to destroy the world was used on him, and now for you evil folks, well you are now a god of death, but not the only one. Make that the case. This seems like such a far more fun thing then being some trifling "Legend" besides you wouldn't be the first Bhaalspawn to resist Bhaal. This is obviously all headcanon nonsense but ultimately being typical "Good" isn't always a compelling story. Love evil characters that are just evil, everyone wants to be the good guy in such a boring way too.

Sarevok was lv 16?

@@namethefifth7315 I think he was if I remember correctly. I ended up killing him with a storm of sleet spell which made him keep falling on the ice to get clobbered by the ice storm. It did end up killing the apparitions with him. Then after some wailing on him he died.

Durge: korega...requiem...da

@@02091992ableIf he was, he sure isn’t anymore. Ended up jumping him with my whole team. Got out of there with a tickle at most

it's so bloody hilarious that she references her previous fight with sarevok

I think being a disobedient dark urge who refuses his old self is actually even better than embracing it Its got this dark connotation, you’ll never change what you did but you can still stick it to Bhaal for once

Yeah, the true bg3 experience is playing as DU

​@@KalashVodka175I think the fully unhinged path fits better for BG3, because the redemption path was what the canon Gorrion's Ward did in BG 1 and 2, but again he never fell to the Urge fully. Your character in BG3? They already fell and fully gave themselves to it. The Dark Urge in BG3 is what Abdel would have become if he wasn't, to put it simply, a good person.

@@prodigalsonofsuns Fair enough I just like the concept of "great evil who has defeated its own nature" paarthunax style

No way. Withers/Jergal reviving the Dark Urge and declaring him free is the best scene in the game.@@prodigalsonofsuns

I liked it more when it played during the Murder Trial. I feel like it does better with Sarevok

I wanted to defeat her on my own, on my character who resisted all forseeable urges. The servant even said *_" You should have trained more, my Lord. "_* As if the missing Slayerform would be a factor. A pity when I threw my beholder bottle and shouted *_" BEHOLD!! "_* 😆 all others around us interfered. What? The Beholder in a bottle was still "my ability", such partypoopers. ^^

​@@LawfulBased Fun fact, Us counts as as 'your ability'. And if it can Devour Intellect her twice, it Stuns her. Combine that with Mind Blast, you can theoretically Stunlock her.

@@LawfulBased It can be due to Slayer form being a means to not die to Orinns multi attack that she does. Hits around 100-150 in damage depending. It's not needed and you can cheese her other ways but in theory if a player was unprepared while also not having the form she'd rip right through them. Doubtful on explorer but likely on Tactician for a not so "Min max" or even "Well equipped" player. Seen plenty of those haha.

Orin's song is a bit different: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9H3WtWTujzg.htmlsi=l2kG2UJjJ3yzMPKO

I wish they added more dice rolls to important moments like involving isobel like how they did with your lover

​@@XxsorafanI wish that there was the opportunity to tell her about getting cured of the Urge if you do that before Aylin banes Lorroakan

gay. I gut every tiefling I come across.

Nay. - a skeleton named Withers

Damn, I missed those. Time to start my fourth playthrough.

I usurped him in my playthrough. Also technically Bhaal was already dead in The first two Baldur’s Gate games having been murdered by Cyric a few years before the game. Bhaal created the Bhaalspawn his children to be used as sacrifices for his resurrection. At the end of Throne of Bhaal the canon ending has you refusing to use his dark power and become the next Lord of Murder. It was confirmed in one the books that the canon version of Gorion’s Ward the protagonist of the first two games died to the slayer. His death brought Bhaal back to life as a quasi-deity meaning he is not a full deity. Thus explaining why he is alive in BG3 which takes place several years after the events of the first two games.

I like to imagine the returning players is some kind of entity that guides the characters into motion, so in a way we are returning in the story

You've never played the first two games obviously.

​@@nottegiewWhy? He is quite correct if you choose the ascension ending. And even if you choose not to ascend, Gorion's Ward did a number on Bhaal regardless as Bhaal is a shadow of his former self. He's barely even a god at this point.

Jaheira certainly seems to have this attitude regarding Bhaal, and especially Sarevok. Just one more upjumped god who just doesn't get it, that he's never going to be top dog and there will always be heroes and even his own kin to turn on him.

It even better with patch 2. Getting back to the temple of bhaal and having the option to tell orin that it just you and her to the death make this theme even more impactful.

@@thebrokenmask8304 That was in the game before the patch. Nevertheless still a very cool moment.

Being a Bhaalist is kind of a bad choice, after you kill everyone you have to kill yourself lol. How dull.

TDU is retaking what was stolen.

Symbolism*

The true ending, bhaal is better from other two gods

I love the evil grin my character did as he said those words!

My Dark Urge (on Tactician) was a Selûnite Cleric 1/Evocation Wizard 10 when he faced Orin. There was no duel, only an execution. I got to go first in initiative. I used Perilous Stakes as a bonus action, it landed. Then with my action I cast Cirriculum of Strategy: Artistry of War. Orin melted into a puddle of blood and gore not 6 seconds after her transformation and the start of the duel. I then told Bhaal that I'd rather die than continue living a life where he can possess me on a whim

I just uninstalled the EA like 20 mins. ago, was so hard to put it down but the full game is finally, nearly really here, yay! :)

The main character of bg3 is the dark urge. That why you see bhaal's symbol on the starter menu

@@ggogaming7441 ok

Not that epic I beat her in like 3 rounds

Still the music slaps

@@mikewazowski7477 I would understand why you would need 3 rounds to be her when not playing Durge, but as Durge, not having her cultists to give her 10 stacks of Unstoppable makes the fight trivial. You should be able to kill her in 1 turn and still have actions left, even in Tactician.

Just pointing out Tav and Durge are two seperate characters. There isn't really a thing as Tav Durge

What did the Durge really do before hand?

Of which battle theme from EA you are talking?

​ @dangername6996 I think he meant Twisted Force ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-MW1bBywTExU.html , I'm not sure though.

​@@Mstr-Fox Thank you, but I don't see something in common but the same singer voice)

@@dangername6996 He's referring to this track ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ygDJlMqiKfs.htmlsi=o89UGeotAP8IUNif&t=17040 (This track actually still plays during boss fights in the final game, but it isn't listed in the OST for some reason)

@@dangername6996??? the theme in twisted force at 0:20 is the same that starts here in this theme at 0:10

1:25 is also proper endgame boss music. When Durge remembers who he was and is level 12, things get real.

That’s exactly the takeaway I got. Which makes all the more fitting that me and Astarion ended up together, both free of our masters. After of course, a healthy dose of revenge

I like your summary! I personally like the idea of the Dark Urge, chosen among the chosen, favoured son of a god and a killer without equal, being a badass good guy now but that for this fight only, he briefly lets the darkness slide back in to become the monster he used to be and maybe still is down deep. Just to remind Orin of how fucking foolish she was to let him live...

@@Aedrion- Agreed. She wasn't the boss of our final confrontation. The Dark Urge was, and she loses hard to their wrath.

Oooh that's so cool, how do you find that out?

​@@rateater1857speak with Orin's dead mother before Fighting her. Then pass the religion check to persuade Orin that this is Bhaal's nature and he made her his puppet. Orin breaks down crying only for Bhaal himself to force her to transform into his avatar. It is really sad because it shows Orin was made into a monster and it would have been Dark Urge's fate if they didn't break free at the start of the game.

@@ethanduncan1646 Holy shit thats a banger, thank you!!!

To be fair it Hit much harder if you play dark urge when you get to the temple of bhaal and tell Orin that it just you and her as everyone stand aside to watch the two murder "childs" beat the F out of each others.

One of the best encounters overall and a tricky fight also. On my first attempt i was like: "meh, this is going to be easy". A few minutes later: my entire party agonizing on the floor lol

I think I have to play a harder difficulty cause I was on balanced and laezel pummeled him in two turns

​​​@@XxsorafanHow do you all even defeat him that easily? 😭 This bitch was slaughtering my party with 5 moves per turn, constant attack dodging plus those guardians and support girls making things even harder. Both him and Orin have been pure nightmare for me.

"I will be the last! and you... shall go first."

But did you see my hamster?

me too and with Minsc !

Really? I disliked Act 3 for those reasons. The character assassination of Viconia and the "bhaalspawn" left a bad taste in my mouth. To the point I stopped playing it lol

@@Hitoshuratdn Viconia's characterization is based around the canon timeline being that she was only with the original party for a short time and came to blows with Minsc and ran off- and so the possibilities of a romanced Viconia becoming Neutral or a general Viconia becoming heroic and turning on Shar weren't explored in this timeline. Without the influence of the BG2 party to shape her worldview, she returned to Shar, who placed Viconia viciously under her thumb. In that context it makes more sense.

@@JB-xl2jc well the canon timeline is generally regarded as shit writing. I don't understand why Larain couldn't have just made their own story without bringing and destroying the old characters, unless WoTC forced them. In that regards fucks WoTC.

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-EHhS-opHlHk.html it is, but slowed down

So every Baldurs Gate game you were a child of Bhaal basically?

@@thedoomslayer5863 In both BG1 and BG2 you play as the same character. So I guess yeah.

Dark Urge 💀

​@@CapybaraConnoisseur89dark urge... The mastermind behind events in game and best origin

@@Mr_Lunatic_Mr I'm definitely going to try it once I get familiar with the game, I've done already 200 hrs (37h on current release plus Early Access) at the moment I'm doing "Good" playtrough against the Absolute, just got bamboozled by Githyanki damn bastards.

@@CapybaraConnoisseur89 giths are aliens same as mind flayers, they are lizard version of skyrim cuz they too come from eggs xD

@@Mr_Lunatic_Mr I wanted to see what happens if I accept Vlaakith request to kill Guardian, because I know it's Mind Flayer decoy for some reason. Urging me to accept Tadpoles, on this particular playtrough I don't accept Tadpoles, killing Absolute cultists and bad guys.